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My Religion steps in where my Understanding falters and I feel Faith as I loose Confidence.
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gutenberg.orgAlbert Beveridge: “My Religion steps in where my Understanding falters and I feel Faith as I loose Confidence.”
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Beveridge expresses the interplay between faith and understanding, highlighting the role of religion in his life.
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